Just ask Tom Taulli, who’s authored multiple AI programming books, including this year’s AI-Assisted Programming: Better Planning, Coding, Testing, and Deployment.
“For example, you can ask these LLMs [large language models] to create code and they sometimes make up a framework, or an imaginary library or module, to do what you want it to do,” Taulli said. (He explained that the LLMs were not actually creating a new framework as much as pretending to do so.)
That’s not something a human programmer would even consider doing, Taulli noted, “unless (the human coder) is insane, they are not going to make up, create out of thin air, an imaginary library or module.”